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No. OrthodoxWiki is in no way affiliated with Wikipedia. It does, however, use the same wiki software, models some of its structure on Wikipedia, and has derived some of its articles from there under the terms of the Gnu Free Documentation License. See also: Differences with Wikipedia.

Who runs this thing?

Who's your bishop?

OrthodoxWiki is not directly under the omophorion of any bishop. It is a private, collaborative venture of multiple editors, most of whom are Orthodox Christians under various bishops.

Can anyone edit OrthodoxWiki?

If an account with an authenticated email address is registered and logged in, yes. That doesn't mean that edits won't get reverted or changed, however.

Is this just for Eastern Orthodox stuff?

The purpose of OrthodoxWiki is to present an encyclopedia of Orthodox Christianity as represented by the mainstream Chalcedonian churches ("Eastern Orthodox"). We call this the Mainstream Chalcedonian Bias (MCB) and have explicitly adopted it.

This article is wrong! Fix it!

If you find material that's incorrect or heavily biased, we encourage you to help fix it yourself, working with other editors to develop a collaborative product that represents a balanced presentation according to the MCB.

This article is not the official position of [X]!

Like any encyclopedia, OrthodoxWiki's purpose is not to present only the official position of a particular person or group. Rather, it is in some sense journalism, though with an eye toward what is of the most lasting notability and value.

But my bishop told me to write that!

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